Scalpel or Stethoscope: Relationship  between personality traits and the potential or actual choice of a residency program

Daniela Vélez Vallejo; Diana Carolina Zamora Rondón; Maria Camila Buitrago Rincón; Miguel Rafael Lopez Patron; Gloria Sofia Guerrero Alvarez; Juan F. Cano

Scalpel or Stethoscope: Relationship between personality traits and the potential or actual choice of a residency program

Título traducido de la contribución: Bisturí o estetoscopio: Relación entre los rasgos de personalidad y la elección o potencial elección de un programa de residencia

Daniela Vélez Vallejo
, Diana Carolina Zamora Rondón
, Maria Camila Buitrago Rincón
, Miguel Rafael Lopez Patron
, Gloria Sofia Guerrero Alvarez
, Juan F. Cano

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Objectives
The election of a medical specialty is an important and multivariate decision for the medial student. Investigation of personality traits and its relationship between a potential election or the election of a medical residency is important, since it allows a future early orientation that promotes health and well-being in students, decreasing the impact of work- related stress and phenomena such as burnout syndrome. The objective was to analyze the relationship between personality traits prevalent among final year medical students with their area of interest in a potential election of a medical residency, and among students of medical residencies in Universidad del Rosario.

Methods
This is an observational, analytical, cross – sectional study, with 2 reference groups: last year medicine students and medical residents from Universidad del Rosario. For this purpose, the Big Five Inventory (BFI-2) questionnaire was applied. This questionnaire has 30 items and was completed with other variables in the questionnaire.

Results
We used a sample of 83 medical students, and 167 residents, in which the BFI-2S (Big Five Inventory – 2) will be applied to identify five fundamental dimensions for the description and evaluation of personality, and then establish the possible associations and differences between the two evaluated groups.

Conclusions
Conclusion: The early identification of personality traits could play a role at an individual level in the decision making in terms of a career in the medical field. Promoting the cultivation of personality traits and their configuration in students, may have a positive impact in health and resilience.

Título traducido de la contribución	Bisturí o estetoscopio: Relación entre los rasgos de personalidad y la elección o potencial elección de un programa de residencia
Idioma original	Inglés
Estado	Publicada - oct. 18 2021
Evento	World Congress of Psychiatry - WCP 21: Virtual Congress - Congreso Virtual, Cartagena, Colombia Duración: oct. 18 2021 → oct. 21 2021 Número de conferencia: 1317 https://virtualmeeting.kenes.com/VirtualMeeting/WCP21/Lobby

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Conferencia	World Congress of Psychiatry - WCP 21
Título abreviado	WCP 21
País/Territorio	Colombia
Ciudad	Cartagena
Período	10/18/21 → 10/21/21
Dirección de internet	https://virtualmeeting.kenes.com/VirtualMeeting/WCP21/Lobby

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Scalpel or Stethoscope: Relationship between personality traits and the potential or actual choice of a residency program. / Vélez Vallejo, Daniela; Zamora Rondón, Diana Carolina; Buitrago Rincón, Maria Camila et al.
2021. Sesión de cárteles presentada en World Congress of Psychiatry - WCP 21, Cartagena, Colombia.

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